AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoCeuta Migrant Crisis Fallout: Spain’s police chief says there’s no report blaming Moroccan security forces for the July mass entry of over 70,000 migrants into Ceuta, while PM Pedro Sánchez repeats that there’s no intelligence pointing to Moroccan involvement and flags social-media disinformation. Human Rights & Disappearances: Sahrawi rights group CONASADH condemns continued abuses by the “Moroccan occupation,” demands answers on more than 400 missing Sahrawis, and calls for the release of political prisoners. Culture on the International Stage: The Polisario Front’s Italy representation says the documentary “The Legend of the Sahara” has been selected for Venice, urging audiences to break the “wall of silence” around self-determination. Solidarity Through Hosting: Spain’s “Vacaciones en Paz” program ends in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions for Sahrawi minors, continuing decades of summer respite from Tindouf camps. Arts & Security at Home: Morocco’s security directorate launches a regional explosives unit in Agadir to support safer handling at major sporting, artistic, and social events. Global Politics, Western Sahara Included: Namibia calls for stronger Global South solidarity and explicitly backs self-determination for Western Sahara at the Non-Aligned Movement’s 65th anniversary.
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